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Kazakhstan’s Zhezkazganredmet Signs $107 Million Rhenium Offtake Deal With UK’s Maritime House as $30 Million Processing Plant Planned for Saran

Kazakhstan's Zhezkazganredmet has signed a $107 million five-year rhenium offtake contract with UK firm Maritime House, backing a $30 million secondary rhenium processing plant in Saran as the state enterprise expands into lithium-ion battery recycling, rare earth extraction and permanent magnet processing.

8 July 2026

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Kazakhstan’s Zhezkazganredmet Signs $107 Million Rhenium Offtake Deal With UK’s Maritime House as $30 Million Processing Plant Planned for Saran

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Kazakhstan’s Zhezkazganredmet Signs $107 Million Rhenium Offtake Deal With UK’s Maritime House as $30 Million Processing Plant Planned for Saran

Critical Metals Launches Strategic Review to Sell or Spin Off Non-Core Assets and Focus Capital on Greenland’s Tanbreez Rare Earth Project

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